at the end of your tether
(also US at the end of your rope)Definition
› so tired, annoyed, or worried by something that you do not feel that you can deal with it → See also dead end → See also light at the end of the tunnel → See also odds and ends → See also the tail end of sth → See also the West End → See also be at your wits' end
(Definition of at the end of your tether from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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